Semi-Final #2: JMU-Weber

[Bison 4 Life]

NDSU is a state university with a very specific mission. it will always have a high acceptance rate.

[IndyBison]

Not a huge difference but shouldn't that be ~93%?

Good post, thanks!

Yes. I misread my spreadsheet.

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[IndyBison]

NDSU is a state university with a very specific mission. it will always have a high acceptance rate.

Many primary state universities have high acceptance rates. But not all. Here is a random sampling.

Michigan 29%
Alabama 53%
Purdue 56%
Texas 40%
Arizona State 83%
UCLA 18%
Montana 92%
UND 84%
Colorado 77%
Ole Miss 78%
Kentucky 91%

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[Bison 4 Life]

Many primary state universities have high acceptance rates. But not all. Here is a random sampling.

Michigan 29%
Alabama 53%
Purdue 56%
Texas 40%
Arizona State 83%
UCLA 18%
Montana 92%
UND 84%
Colorado 77%
Ole Miss 78%
Kentucky 91%

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which is why I cited the mission. Michigan basically wants to be a private school.

[GCWaters]

which is why I cited the mission. Michigan basically wants to be a private school.

So does UVA, that’s one reason for the lower enrollment...over the years, they’ve reduced the portion of their budget that comes from the state significantly, and have considered privatization....